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Sun, Jul 13 01:57 PM

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My mini dachshund is at the emergency vet right now having tests done. She has an unexplained fever and general pain.  In order to find out what it may be - they are doing a series of tests on her - and I have already $425 and do not even know if this is a minor thing or something life threatening.

 

My dogs are like children to me - I cannot bear this.

 

The expense is one thing. That is bad enough.  But if she does not survive this I will fall apart.  As it is I could not help myself from crying while trying to talk to the vet.   I am an adult with a PhD and I can usually talk to a very large crowd with no problem.  But when it comes to doctors and such, I just fall apart easily.  It is stupid.

 

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shecan shecan:

We're here for you

It's not stupid to be emotional over our pets.  They are like children.  Hang in there - we here.

LadyJStorm LadyJStorm:

It's Normal

It is normal to be emotional and it is okay to cry.  Hang in there and keep us posted.

 

 

Sending you a hug Sending you a hug

Smilinsteve Smilinsteve:

You Have All My Loving Support.

 

 

I totally relate.

 

I love my pets, I must've had 20 cats and two dogs in my life!

 

You are supported, and thought of here

through this trial, Im sure your pet is in very loving hands.

 

Let us know how things go, and I'll keep

you in  my prayers.

 

 

Steve 

Sunrose Sunrose:

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I gave this a cheer because you bloged.  I hope everything goes well with your dog. 

 

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